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What is the meaning of je Cher vous etes ma femme in English?

"Je Cherie vous etes ma femme" in English is "I love you, you are my wife".

However, the phrase is grammatically incorrect in French. The correct way to say it would be:

"Je t'aime, tu es ma femme"

Here's a breakdown:

* Je t'aime: I love you (informal)

* Tu es: You are

* ma femme: my wife

It's important to note that "chérie" is the feminine form of "chéri", which means "darling" or "sweetheart" and is used in a more intimate context. The correct usage would be "Je t'aime, ma chérie, tu es ma femme" which translates to "I love you, my darling, you are my wife."

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